Parts cleaning
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In preparation for the Vixen restoration I decided to invest in an ultrasonic cleaner. It was £229 delivered from ebay it is 20 litres so you can fit in quite a few parts. All these parts had been sitting round the garage for the last 15 years.
I think the results speak for themselves all I did was put them in with a solution for parts cleaning and wiped them dry when finished
Before
The process
The results
The carb still needs a few more goes through the cleaner but overall very happy with the results.
Chris
I think the results speak for themselves all I did was put them in with a solution for parts cleaning and wiped them dry when finished
Before
The process
The results
The carb still needs a few more goes through the cleaner but overall very happy with the results.
Chris
Edited by chris52 on Sunday 16th November 13:23
Edited by chris52 on Sunday 16th November 13:48
Edited by chris52 on Monday 17th November 10:01
The good part about these is there are no harsh chemicals. The item number is 261297414331 if you stick that in the eBay search you then have options for size etc mine is the 20l analogue with standard basket.
It really does do a good job but won't bring things up to a shine if they are heavily oxidised. But for general cleaning that are great.
Chris
It really does do a good job but won't bring things up to a shine if they are heavily oxidised. But for general cleaning that are great.
Chris
Sonus said:
That's nice. I've used a chemical solution called strip all. It removes rust very well, but also desolves softer metals. Would you have a link to the ebay listing for your cleaner?
The StripAll is just caustic soda, you can by the same stuff for less without the StripAll label.I have a 10liter ultrasonic cleaner, this cleaning detergent works very well: http://brulin.com/productdetails.aspx?pid=118&...
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